Hayati Pro Max Shisha Nic Salts – Blueberry & Mint

The Hayati Pro Max Shisha Nic Salts – Blueberry & Mint is a 10ml nic salt e-liquid from Hayati, available now at Ice Vape. 100% genuine stock, UK TPD-compliant and dispatched fast so you're never left waiting.

• Genuine Hayati product
• 10ml TPD-compliant bottle
• Fast-absorbing nic salt
• Great for pod & MTL kits
• UK TPD-compliant & age-verified
• Free UK delivery over £25 · same-day dispatch

Flavour profile: Sweet wild blueberry.

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Simply drip Hayati Pro Max Shisha Nic Salts – Blueberry & Mint into your empty pod or tank, prime the coil, and you're ready. Best paired with a refillable pod kit for a smooth, satisfying draw.

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We offer free UK delivery on orders over £25, with same-day dispatch on orders placed before 4pm on working days. Every order is sent in plain, unbranded packaging for your privacy, with tracking emailed once it ships. Standard delivery typically arrives in 2–3 working days; next-day is available at checkout.

Is the Hayati Pro Max Shisha Nic Salts – Blueberry & Mint genuine?

Yes — every Hayati Pro Max Shisha Nic Salts – Blueberry & Mint we sell is 100% authentic Hayati stock, sourced through UK distributors and age-verified at checkout.

How fast is delivery?

Order before 4pm on a working day for same-day dispatch. Free UK delivery on orders over £25, sent in plain, discreet packaging.

What nicotine strength should I choose?

As a guide, 20mg suits heavier ex-smokers, 10mg lighter smokers, and lower strengths those stepping down. Check the product options for what's available.

The Shisha sub-range is Hayati's most genuinely distinct product and it is widely misunderstood. Shisha flavours are not simply fruit with more sugar — the reference point is molasses-based hookah tobacco, which has a particular thick, syrupy sweetness and a characteristic softness on the throat that ordinary fruit liquids do not have. Blueberry and mint is the classic shisha pairing, and it works in that context for a specific reason: blueberry is one of the few berries with real astringency, and astringency cuts sweetness from underneath in a way that heavy syrup badly needs.

('What it actually tastes like', 'Thick and syrupy on the inhale, with blueberry arriving as a dark, jammy sweetness rather than a fresh berry. Mint follows across the exhale, and it is the sweet spearmint sort rather than a sharp menthol — cool rather than cold, and integrated into the syrup rather than sitting on top of it. Underneath both there is a faint molasses note that is what makes this read as shisha rather than as a blueberry menthol. The finish is long, sweet and slightly drying, and that dryness is the blueberry skin doing its work.')

('Hayati as a brand, and what Pro Max means', "Hayati is one of the few vape brands whose bottled range is genuinely larger than its hardware range, and Pro Max is the label it puts on almost everything. The name originally belonged to a disposable — the Hayati Pro Max 4000 was among the best-selling bars in Britain before the June 2025 ban — and it now covers 10ml nic salts, 100ml shortfills, a shisha-inspired sub-range and a series of confectionery flavours. That breadth is the brand's real character. Hayati mixes for volume and for recognition rather than for subtlety, and its flavours are almost always sweeter and louder than the equivalent from a British house like IVG or Doozy. Consistency between batches is good and pricing is aggressive — Hayati's 10ml bottles are routinely among the cheapest legitimate nic salts on the UK market. What you are not buying is restraint. If you want a liquid that unfolds slowly and rewards attention, Hayati is not the range to look in.")

Almost every vaper hits the same wall: a liquid you loved for a week suddenly tastes of nothing. That is palate fatigue, and it is caused by sweetness, not by the flavour itself. Sweeteners coat the tongue and the receptors stop reporting. Only three things genuinely clear that coating — acidity, astringency and bitterness. Acidity makes you salivate, and saliva physically washes residue away, which is why citrus, raspberry, pineapple and cranberry blends stay vivid far longer than their sugar content suggests they should. Astringency, the dry grip you get from grape skin or blackcurrant, cuts sweetness perception from underneath. Bitterness, found in cola and grapefruit, does something similar at the back of the palate. Cooling is not on that list, and this is the single most common misunderstanding in vaping. Menthol numbs rather than clears, so an iced sweet liquid actually fatigues faster than a sour one at the same sugar level — you simply notice it later. If you keep burning through fruit flavours in three days, the fix is not more ice, it is more acid.

Sweetened e-liquids leave residue on the coil. Under heat, sucralose caramelises into a dark crust that insulates the wire from the cotton, and once that crust forms the coil tastes burnt no matter how much liquid is in the pod. This is why dark fruit, dessert and candy profiles get perhaps a third of the coil life you would get from a plain menthol or a light citrus. Nothing reverses it. Rinsing a pod under warm water clears loose residue and buys a few extra millilitres, but a caramelised coil is finished. Discolouration of the pod plastic is a separate and purely cosmetic issue — dark fruit and cola liquids will turn clear plastic brown within a couple of fills and it does not wash out. If it bothers you, keep the heavy-staining flavours in one dedicated pod rather than cycling them through your whole set.

A nic salt at 20mg is designed for a tight mouth-to-lung draw — the same restricted, cigarette-like pull you used on a disposable. If your device has adjustable airflow, close it down until the draw has real resistance. Opening the airflow up does not make the flavour better; it dilutes the vapour with air, which flattens the flavour and simultaneously increases how much liquid you get through. A great many people who say a liquid tastes weak are running it wide open on a coil that was never meant for it. The other half of the equation is power. A 0.8 ohm MTL coil wants roughly twelve to fifteen watts. Push it to twenty-five and you will cook the sweeteners, taste caramel where there should be fruit, and get four days out of a coil rated for two weeks.

('Hardware for Hayati 10ml salts', "A 50/50 nic salt at 10mg or 20mg belongs in a mouth-to-lung pod device with a coil above 0.6 ohm. Hayati's own refillable kits are set up for it, but there is nothing proprietary about the liquid and any standard pod system will run it. One practical note specific to this brand: Hayati liquids are sweeter than average, which means they caramelise onto a coil faster than average. If your device lets you set power, run it at the bottom of the coil's rated range rather than the top. You will lose almost nothing in flavour and you will get considerably more life out of each coil, which on a sweet range like this one is where the real running cost sits.")

('Which strength to buy', "Hayati's 10ml salts come in 10mg and 20mg, 20mg being the UK legal maximum. Buy 20mg if you are coming off cigarettes or off a 20mg disposable — the near-universal mistake at the point of switching is to take the opportunity to cut down, which leads to chain-vaping, twice the liquid consumption and a nagging sense that the device is not working. Buy 10mg if you are already established at a lower strength or deliberately reducing. When you do step down, change in one clean move rather than blending strengths in the pod; it is easier to adapt to and much easier to judge.") Nicotine salt is nicotine in the form it naturally occurs in the tobacco leaf, and it is noticeably smoother in the throat than freebase nicotine at the same strength. That smoothness is why it suits high-strength mouth-to-lung vaping, and why it became the default for people switching from cigarettes. Every bottle is capped at the UK legal maximum of 20mg in a 10ml bottle under TPD rules.

Freebase nicotine at 20mg would be genuinely unpleasant in a small pod device — harsh enough that most people simply would not persist with it. Nic salt solves that, delivering a satisfying hit smoothly and absorbing faster, which is closer to what a cigarette does. That combination of speed and comfort is what makes the difference for anyone who tried vaping before and found low-strength liquids left them still craving a smoke. Our nic salt versus freebase guide covers the difference properly.

Keep the bottle sealed, upright and somewhere cool and dark — a drawer or cupboard is ideal. Heat and sunlight are what degrade e-liquid, gradually darkening it and dulling the flavour. Stored properly, an unopened bottle keeps well for a year or more, so there is no problem stocking up on a flavour you like. Always keep e-liquid well out of reach of children and pets.

The most distinctive thing in Hayati's 10ml range and the one worth trying even if you think you know what blueberry menthol tastes like — the molasses base changes it substantially. Sweet and heavy, so expect short coil life, but the blueberry's astringency keeps it from turning cloying the way a straight sweet mint would.

Every bottle we sell is genuine Hayati stock, sourced through official UK channels and fully TPD-compliant with child-resistant, tamper-evident caps. Free UK delivery over £25, same-day dispatch before 4pm on working days and discreet tracked packaging are standard, with all sales strictly 18+ and age-verified at checkout. Need a recommendation? Our UK team knows the range well.

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